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To: one_less who wrote (4764)	2/20/2007 3:47:01 PM
From: Ichy Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20106

What if there is another Bosnian kid who is now entering high school in your community. What if the kids and the community include him and make him feel welcome and accepted as a valued member of the school, community, and town? Do you imagine he would be less likely to go off the deep end than if Bullies persecute him for his heritage and no one is willing to reach out a hand of friendship? Note: I blame only the kid in Utah for his actions but I don't reject responsibility for doing what I can to change things for the better. How about you? My problem with this is that I believe that the problem is in the Mosques. The British Bombers put a lie to what you are saying. they were accepted members of much of the society, in fact they blamed their actions on what was happening half a world away. That we cannot control, and Islam must. Personally i hope the government is paying very close attention to the Mosque that young man in Utah attended. If it was the source of his decision, it needs to be found out, and those responsible deported.

To: one_less who wrote (4764)	2/20/2007 5:24:43 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 20106

Man accused of hammering his wife and 2 others to death POSTED: 9:43 p.m. EST, February 19, 2007 cnn.com Story Highlights• Man apparently used a three-pound hammer and a 12 inch knife • Man accused of killing his wife, mother-in-law and sister-in-law • The 55-year-old Iranian immigrant said they had "disrespected" him • Accused man also struck himself in the head with the hammer several times Adjust font size: CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- An Iranian immigrant accused of using a three-pound hammer to beat his wife, sister-in-law and mother-in-law to death and then repeatedly stabbing them told police that the women had "disrespected" him, authorities said Monday. After the attack, Daryoush Ebrahimi, 55, struck himself several times on the head with the same hammer in an apparent attempt to kill himself, said Police Cmdr. Thomas Byrne. Police also found a 12-inch knife investigators believe was used in the attacks. "It was a very difficult scene, and that would be indicative of that type of anger," Byrne said of the two apartments where the bodies were found Saturday on the city's far North Side. Ebrahimi told investigators after the attacks that "the women had disrespected him and told him he was not a man," Assistant State's Attorney Sanju Oommen said. Police found cell phone video messages and a letter that Ebrahimi left at one of the apartments, Byrne said. The FBI was helping translate the messages and letter, which are in Farsi. "Right now I wouldn't say it's a suicide note ... but it's more about, again, how he feels disrespected, and that's pretty much a (recurring) theme in the note," Byrne said. Ebrahimi told police at the scene and hospital officials that he had killed the women, authorities said. A phone call to the public defender's office Monday afternoon went unanswered. Ebrahimi was charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife, Karmin Koshabeh, 44; his sister-in-law, Karolin Khooshabeh, 40; and his 60-year-old mother-in-law, Ileshvah Eyvazimooshabad. He appeared in court Monday afternoon and a judge denied a request for bail. Koshabeh and Khooshabeh were found in an apartment in the city's West Rogers Park neighborhood, and Eyvazimooshabad was found in an apartment around the corner. Detectives believe Ebrahimi killed his wife around 2 a.m. Saturday, then called and "lured" his sister-in-law to the same apartment around 6 a.m., Byrne said. He then went to his mother-in-law's apartment and attacked her, returning to the bodies of his wife and sister-in-law to call 911, Byrne said. Ebrahimi also called another family member, who notified police, Byrne said. Ebrahimi and his wife and daughter arrived in the United States on November 29, 2006 from Iran and are refugees of Assyrian descent, said Chicago Police Cmdr. David Sobczyk.